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Hack

Hack brings you the stories that matter to young people. Every weekday host Dave Marchese and the triple j Hack team cover the latest news, politics and culture from all around Australia.

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00:29:35

Your designer dupes may be funding terrorism

Hack ·

2024/02/29

While you might think buying a rip-off designer bag seems like a good deal and isn't harming anybody, experts say fake fashion is actually tied to organised crime.Plus, a new Aussie drinking and drug survey has been released today and found young women are drinking at riskier levels and using more illicit drugs than ever before. Also, the head of Australia’s spy agency has revealed a former Aussie politician was recruited by an international spy ring.And a coronial inquest into the death of

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00:29:47

The Aussie metal scene has a Nazi problem

Hack ·

2024/02/28

Hitler salutes, white supremacy slogans and symbols of hate. An investigation by Hack has uncovered so-called “Nazi bands” within Australia’s metal scene.Plus, Australian universities are falling short on key measures to tackle sexual violence, according to a new report. And one of Australia's most popular sports, cricket, has struggled with representation of First Nations players at the elite level. Why has this sport fallen behind when other codes seem to have gotten better? Guests:Josh Roose,

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00:30:05

The history and reality of #nocopsatpride

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2024/02/27

Late on Monday night, NSW Police were uninvited from marching in this year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade. So, we're getting into the history of Mardi Gras and how what started as a party with an air of optimism ended with ‘hatred and blatant homophobia’, and violence by police. One question remains: should cops be allowed to march at pride?Plus, for the first time ever, the gender pay gap at some of Australia's biggest employers has been revealed with some companies seeing a 50%

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00:29:32

Expensive and elitist: can we fix unis?

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2024/02/26

The government has unveiled the Universities Accord – it's a 400 page document full of recommendations to make university cheaper, safer, and more accessible overall. We're breaking down what the Uni Accord means for average students and how it could impact placements, HECS debts, youth allowance and more. But is it a good thing for all? We ask Education Minister Jason Clare and the national student union. Plus, every day new details are being released about the alleged murder of Luke Davies and

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00:29:16

The Shakeup: breath testing pollies, retracting...

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2024/02/23

So many Aussie workers get drug and alcohol tested at their jobs, so why don't our politicians? Plus, the world's oldest dog has (controversially) had its world record stripped. Justice for Bobi? We discuss. And run clubs have infiltrated our feeds and our footpaths. Host Dave Marchese is joined by sports podcasters Marlee Silva and Josh Garlepp.

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00:27:47

The Ukrainians left in limbo two years on

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2024/02/22

This weekend marks the two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. When Ukrainians were forced to flee their country, some came to Australia on temporary protection visas which are now due to expire in the next year. Plus, Senator David Pocock has proposed an amendment to the Climate Change Act to include a duty of care for young people. We chat to Anjali Sharma who's been fighting for this recognition for years. And it feels like Taylor Swift is the biggest thing to ever land in

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00:29:31

Banning yourself from betting for life

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2024/02/21

Over 18,000 people have signed up for the government’s BetStop register to block them from online gambling and the majority of them are young people. Plus, asbestos has been found in contaminated mulch all over Sydney and now it’s spreading to other areas of the country. So, what are the health implications from a bit of asbestos getting in the way of your park run?And it’s O-Week season at a bunch of unis across the country. We ask how school-leavers are feeling about making their first moves into

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00:30:38

Why politics is all about 'stopping the boats' again

Hack ·

2024/02/20

Last week, 39 asylum seekers were found wandering the streets of Beagle Bay, a remote town in northern WA. Now the men have been sent to Nauru for offshore processing and it’s reignited political debate about boat turnbacks and Australia’s treatment of people seeking asylum.Plus, how are up and coming musicians meant to crack the regional market? For some bands, touring regional Australia's gotten too expensive, but for others it's been an essential part of their rise to the top.And new Aussie

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00:29:21

Did hope for Russia's future die with Alexei Navalny?

Hack ·

2024/02/19

Alexei Navalny, Vladimir Putin’s biggest rival, is dead. It has world leaders pointing the finger at the Russian president, saying he’s behind it. Plus, men make up only 3% of the early childhood workforce. So why is the rate so low?And community-led run clubs are having their moment. From central Queensland, to Brisbane, to Sydney, a whole lot of people are gathering to jog with friends or strangers, and experts say it's doing a whole lot of good for our bodies and our minds. Guests:Matthew

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00:30:09

The Shakeup: RIP regional festivals, time in loo and...

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2024/02/16

Groovin the Moo cancelled its run of regional festivals after low ticket sales while Taylor Swift is about to play to the biggest crowd in Australian history. Aussies want to see live music but habits are changing, so can anything be done to save the music scene outside of the big cities? Plus, call centres timing toilet breaks is only the beginning of the micromanagement nightmare. And do we care about the PM's engagement?Host Dave Marchese is joined by journalist and presenter Elfy Scott and

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00:27:12

Could conscription make a comeback?

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2024/02/15

With a growing number of countries at war, experts in Australia have been discussing how to best protect our country. So, could mandatory conscription be on the cards for young Australians?Plus, a motion urging the US and UK to allow WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to return to Australia passed federal parliament this week. We speak to his brother Gabriel Shipton ahead of a potential High Court hearing in the UK about Julian's case. Guests:Gabriel Shipton, human rights advocate and brother of

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00:30:01

Groovin The Moo pulls the pin on 2024 festivals

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2024/02/14

Groovin the Moo says it's been forced to cancel its 2024 festivals after low ticket sales, just a week after they went on sale.Also, how long is okay for a wee at work? One government agency is allegedly timing its staff's toilet breaks....Plus, Independent Senator David Pocock drops by to talk us through his proposed changes to the indexation of HECS-HELP debts. And the last Liberal government in the country, Tasmania, has called an election, a year earlier than needed.

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00:28:48

Why are all eyes on Rafah?

Hack ·

2024/02/13

It's been a deadly 48 hours in the southern Gazan city of Rafah, where Israeli airstrikes killed more than 67 people, according to Palestinian health officials. Civilians say they have nowhere else to go, and aid groups are sounding the alarm while Israel prepares for a ground offensive in the city to 'eliminate' Hamas. Plus Australia is only meeting four of its 19 Closing the Gap targets, with another four going backwards. And now that doxxing is in the headlines after the publication of a private

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00:31:21

Is politics getting in the way of hooking up?

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2024/02/12

The Greens are offering to support one of the federal government’s key housing policies, on the condition it scales back negative gearing. So what actually is negative gearing and would scrapping it fix the housing crisis?And how important is politics in dating? We take a look at data suggesting growing differences between young men and women's political views.Guests:Joey Moloney, economist and housing expert, Grattan InstituteIntifar Chowdhury, youth researcher and lecturer, Flinders University

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00:30:45

The Shakeup: celeb privacy, juiced up Olympics and...

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2024/02/09

Jacob Elordi made headlines after demanding a radio producer delete footage of him, and Taylor Swift is suing a teenager who's been tracking her private plane. So, what right to privacy can celebs expect? Plus, a few millionaires are pooling their money for a new sporting event called the Enhanced Games.And what parts of New Zealand culture should Australia steal for ourselves? Host Dave Marchese is joined by comedian Guy Williams and journalist Emma Gillespie.

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00:32:41

Soon it'll be legal to ignore your boss

Hack ·

2024/02/08

New workplace laws have passed the Senate today, which include setting minimum standards for gig workers and a new right to disconnect. We unpack what it means for you with Minister for Worplace Relations Tony Burke. And the humble lawn uses a lot of water. In fact, the Australian government reckons 90% of outside water use by households goes to watering the lawn. So, is the anti-lawn movement having a moment?Guests:Innes Willox, Australian Industry GroupTony Burke, Minister for Workplace

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00:30:54

Is it time to break up 'Colesworth'?

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2024/02/07

The major supermarkets like Coles and Woolworths are exploiting their market power in ways that drive up inflation and hurt Australian households, according to the former chair of the ACCC. Also, is it ever okay to steal? Because we're hearing it's happening more than ever as people struggle with high grocery prices.And we meet the Gen Z accountant working to increase financial literacy for all young Aussies through the ABC’s Trailblazer program.Guests:Wendy Ng, competition law expert, University

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00:28:31

Rent bidding is illegal so why is it still happening?

Hack ·

2024/02/06

Rent bidding is illegal across most of Australia, but you've told us it's still happening all the time. So now that Queensland has announced new rules to stop the practice, could they be replicated around the country?And yeah, ignore that text from your boss. We're talking about the right to disconnect outside of working hours. Guests:Dr Chris Martin, senior research fellow, UNSWDr Gabrielle Golding, senior lecturer, University of AdelaideJagpreet Singh, ABC Trailblazer

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00:30:24

'Do I put food on the table or go to therapy?'

Hack ·

2024/02/05

It's been 12 months since the number of Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions went from 20 back to 10. We speak to young Aussies, psychologists and the federal health minister about the impacts of the change.And why are farmers across Europe dumping manure on city streets?

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00:28:28

The Shakeup: broken promises, quiet TikTok and what...

Hack ·

2024/02/02

It's the Shakeup and we're asking the big politics questions like: what will Auspol look like this year, why are there so many elections going on, and do we actually care about broken promises? Plus, your top songs have left TikTok after music label Universal Music Group ended its licensing deal with the app on January 31. And have you ever walked into a group of people talking about you? It's happened to Barbie's Margot Robbie. Host Dave Marchese is joined by comedian Lewis Garnham and journalist

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